What is the logical study sequence for India-world relations?

Correct answer: Location, routes, contact, exchange, influence

Correct answer: A. To study India’s relations with the world clearly, begin with location because geography provides the basic setting. Then examine routes, such as land and sea paths, because routes explain how movement became possible. These routes create contact among people and regions, which leads to exchange of goods, ideas and cultural practices. The final step is influence, including effects in both directions. B begins with influence before explaining the conditions that produced it. C incorrectly suggests isolation and zero contact. D uses unrelated items and an unsuitable polar route. Memory cue: start with the setting, then follow the movement and its results.